Kardex

Dive into Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS) and discover the impact they’ve had on other operations and how they might help your operations.

With the new guidelines and recommendations for social distancing in the workplace, manufacturing and distribution centers find themselves squeezed for space now more than ever.

Discover how implementing automated, dynamic storage and retrieval systems can positively impact labor productivity, and the bottom line, in three areas: reduced labor costs, improved throughput and decreased liability.

To attract and sustain skilled and reliable millennial labor, many distribution centers and manufacturing facilities are modernizing their facilities and processes with semi-automated technologies – and millennials are noticing.

Investigate these six common misconceptions further to help you determine if implementing ASRS is right for your operations.

This white paper outlines the five areas of improvement an investment in automated storage and picking systems will produce, yielding increased profits for your facility.

Quickly organize returned items by dispensation category to minimize inventory costs, labor requirements and space demands through deployment of flexible automated storage and retrieval systems.

Increase your operation’s accuracy and reduce costs associated with errors by deploying automated, goods-to-person, storage and retrieval systems